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The German language runs many words together that English does not. Dre is 3. Igoschen is penny. Oper is Opera. The writing, directing and acting credits on this page are from the Internet Movie Database. Highlighted names are Mark Fuhrman bell-ringers. Of the 27 people listed in the cast only 6 do not have Fuhrman bell-ringers attached to them. Hilde is the name Fuhrman "invented" for a character in his Murder in Greenwich movie. Actress Jennifer Jason Leigh shares Mark Fuhrman's birthday. The combination of "Walter" and "Neff" gives you one of Fuhrman's neckties on Fred McMurray as Walter Neff in Billy Wilder's Double Indemnity. The combination of George and Peach gives you Ty Cobb, the Georgia Peach, of the Detroit Tigers and the movie version of Cobb with Tommy Lee Jones as Ty Cobb. In Fuhrman's Murder in Greenwich book he writes that Martha Moxley had two cats, one name Junior and the other Tiger. In his movie he shows her in a photo album holding a striped cat. Lucy is another name Fuhrman "invented" for his Murder in Greenwich movie. So is Robert. Jo and OJ come from a short list of reversible two-letter bell-ringers. Hans Baur was Adolph Hitler's personal pilot. Nicole Brown Simpson's maiden name was Baur. June is the month that she and Ron Goldman were murdered. In A Simple Act of Murder, Fuhrman made forced references to Jacqueline Kennedy's bloody gloves. In his Murder in Greenwich movie he calld the Skakel's "Kennedys" because of their blood relationship to Robert Kennedy's wife Ethel. Ritchie is a prosecutor in a Twilight Zone episode with multiple Fuhrman bell-ringers. --Jasper |
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| Wolfgang Staudte | (screenplay) & | |
| Günther Weisenborn | (screenplay) |
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| John Gay | (inspired by The Beggar's Opera) |
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| Bertolt Brecht | opera The Threepenny Opera | |
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Curd Jürgens | ... | Macheath |
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Hildegard Knef | ... | Jenny Diver (as Hildegarde Neff) |
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Gert Fröbe | ... | J.J. Peachum |
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Hilde Hildebrand | ... | Mrs. Celia Peachum |
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June Ritchie | ... | Polly Peachum |
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Lino Ventura | ... | Tiger Brown |
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Marlene Warrlich | ... | Lucy |
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Walter Giller | ... | Beggar Filch |
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Hans W. Hamacher | ... | Smith |
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Henning Schlüter | ... | Rev. Kimball |
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Hans Reiser | ... | A Guide |
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Siegfried Wischnewski | ... | Matthias |
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Walter Feuchtenberg | ... | Jakob |
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Stanislav Ledinek | ... | Robert |
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Martin Berliner | ... | Wally the Weeper |
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Max Strassberg | ||
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Stefan Wigger | ||
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Robert Manuel | ... | Un bourreau |
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Jürgen Feindt | ... | Un bourreau |
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Adeline Wagner | ... | Susy |
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Erna Haffner | ... | Une prostitute |
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Clessia Wade | ... | Une prostitute |
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Jacqueline Pierreux | ... | Prostitutes |
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Sammy Davis Jr. | ... | Ballad Singer |
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George S. Irving | ... | Macheath (singing voice) (uncredited) |
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Martha Schlamme | ... | Jenny Diver (singing voice) (uncredited) |
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Jo Wilder | ... | Polly Peachum (singing voice) (uncredited) |